ФАЗЕ У РАЗВОЈУ РУСКЕ ДРУШТВЕНОПОЛИТИЧКЕ МИСЛИ И ИСТОРИОГРАФИЈЕ О БАЛКАНСКИМ РАТОВИМА 1912–1913. ГОДИНЕ
Igor, N, Grebenkin
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https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=775766
2018-2021/10/18/10:10:31
Summary/Abstract: In this paper the author focuses firstly on the development of the attitudes of Russian social and political society circles towards the Balkan wars 1912 – 1913. He stresses the nationalistic approach of the Russian right wing parties and revolutionary approach of those of the left. The attitudes of V.I. Lenin and L.D. Trotsky are specially analyzed. During the Soviet period this issue was discussed for the first time on the scientific and academic levels but within Marxist approach to historiography. The wars in ex Yugoslavia during the 1990's attracted great attention to the issue again. According to the author the main characteristics of this period was unscientific approach to the topic. Within Contemporary Russian historiography there were several serious scientific researches conducted by top Russian scientific institutions such as Institute of General History and Institute of Slavonic Studies of Russian Academy of Sciences and the Military History Institute that brought new interpretations of the Balkan wars based on the archival research and recently found documents.
Balkan Wars 1912 – 1913, historiography, politics, Russia, USSR
